BECCS Stockholm is a complex project where new technology, research, climate targets and urban development come together. These interviews discuss different parts of the project – from how the technology works and why negative emissions are needed, to how the facility is being designed to become a natural part of Stockholm’s cityscape.
Egil Nybakk, Executive Vice President and responsible for Beccs Stockholm, is now leading one of the most complex climate projects in Europe
Martin Malm and his colleagues are responsible for the facility’s exterior design. They have been involved since the first sketches in 2019 and are now in the midst of realising the vision together with the project’s many technical teams.
Mikael Jarlhammer is working to build the entire value chain for the transport and storage of the captured biogenic carbon dioxide.
Fabian Levihn: This is not science fiction. It is established chemistry and proven logistics.